James Mwangi can never be faulted for being indecisive. Yes, he is a megalomaniac that hardly tolerates anyone that demonstrates either independent thinking or, like Dr Gakuru, has a name out there that is not derived directly from a relationship with him. Equity is run by a close knit kitchen cabinet mainly from the old muiganania days that renders organizational hierarchy irrelevant. Dont be surprised to find a middle level manager with much more clout than a director. Big titles for some of the new hires can be nothing more than an ego massage but carrying zero real authority. But the guy is a shrewd business man no doubt and EB may yet have even better days ahead.

Cut the dead wood... Let JM continue expanding Equity where it makes cash not losses...

I believe mr. Mwangi is well placed to make decisions in as far as the company is concern. He has all the facts (some of which we will know after the next general elections). He knows something we dont.

This is one counter that on most cases records an upward trend even with negative news. Yesterday it traded at am average of 16.15 up from monday's 16.00 shares on offer were 3.3million although only 2.2mn were traded.

@sober i dont think negative news will change Q1 results hence the price action...